Showing posts with label wolverine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wolverine. Show all posts

Top 10 Changes at Marvel Because of Disney


I have complied a list of 10 things that will more than likely change now that Disney has purchased Marvel Entertainment.

10. Deadpool will now showcase his newly found mental health.

9. The Punisher will start performing citizen's arrests and host after school specials.

8. Uncle Ben will come back to life, because we all know that only the mothers die in Disney.

7. The X-Men start wearing purity rings.

6. Spider-Man starts appearing on episodes of The Suite Life of Zack & Cody.

5. Wolverine/Hannah Montana Team Up.

4. Northstar goes to "Camp".

3. Smallville: Captain America Style.

2. Miley Cyrus Cast as Phoenix

1. HULK GENTLY CARESS!!!


What do you think will change? Leave your comment below!

Vinyl & Villains Episode 4: Nagging Parents

The episode in which Ron reviews Green Lantern: First Flight, talks about BBC America, Battlestar Galactica and how Wolverine has joined the Epic Fail Club.

Wolverine Joins The Epic Fail Club

Just when you thought that X-Men Origins: Wolverine was a thing of the past and that maybe Wolverine could return to it's former glory, Marvel.com released the trailerfor the Wolverine Anime Series. It made it's debut at the Marvel booth during San Diego Comic Con and has just been released by Marvel.

I'll be honest. This looks horrible. I'm not talking about the animation, but the character design. It's just horrendous. Wolverine at one point looks like he is holding his claws, and he seems rather tall and slender. The biggest problem is the hair. I won't dignify it with talking about it, just watch for yourself.



The series is set to air on the Animax channel in Japan staring 2010

Even Gods Get Down

Hey kids. Do you remember issue #83 of Journey Into Mystery? Of course you do. That was the first time we ever met Jane Foster. Why is that important? I'll tell you.

All the buzz surrounding the upcoming THOR film has just gotten louder with Natalie Portman being cast as Jane Foster, Dr. Donald Blake/THOR's love interest. Portman will star along side Chris Hemsworth as Thor and Tom Hiddleston as Loki in the Kenneth Branagh directed film.

While I am trying to be optimistic about this film because the Avengers related material seems to done well, I can't help but think back to X-Men Origins: Wolverine and cringe a little bit. I'm not going into Thor with high hopes. No, those I save for The First Avenger: Captain America.

Ryan Reynolds as Hal Jordan? Really?!

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So the news came down earlier today that Ryan Reynolds, the star of such romantic comedies as this summer's "The Proposal" has been signed on to play one of DC's more beloved characters, Hal Jordan. This is more than wrong. Ryan Reynolds has already established himself in the comic film adaptation world as Wade "Deadpool" Wilson in "X-Men Origins: Wolverine". Having him jump ship from the Marvel U to the DCU might be a little too much.

Now I am not anti-Ryan Reynolds by any means. The man is a talented actor and will be amazing as a proper Deadpool in the spin off film. For all I know he would be an amazing Green Lantern. Just not this one. The GL that they are portraying in this film is Hal Jordan. Ryan doesn't have it in him to pull off the character. Now if this film were to showcase Green Lantern Kyle Rayner, who is full of smart ass remarks, then more power to Reynolds. That role would be perfect for him.

I could say that I am glad that Justin Timberlake didn't get the part. I'm more upset that they didn't see Bradley Cooper as someone with enough star power to lead the film. He could totally pull off Hal.